The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-17

| TIE LADIES RESTAURANTS
did the best business they have ever
done. Both the Lutheran and Baptist res,
| taurants were filed all during the day and
the ladies had all they conld possibly attend
| to.
POULTRY, ETC.
The poultry exhibit is an exceedingly
fine one, Mr.. ID. N. Addy Of Lexington
being the largest exhibitor He has Il very
| line lot of Bantams, IIoudoAs, DominiqucS,
| Wyandottes and other breeds; also some
beautiful swan geese, and ducks
Master Rupert Culvo Of this city cxhib
its some beautiful white Lcgh0rns.
Col. Il. J. Lipscomb has on exhibition a
very pretty pair Of young deer
The exhibition of two saddle ponies in
lhc arena yesterday afternoon excited much
! interest from the fact that they we're rid
den by two little gir(s, who showed much
| skill i'll their infringement.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
The display Of agricultural exhibits is
under the charge of the ndcfatigable Col.
Tiilman Watson. The entries are too nu-
merous to mention in detail, but among the
Columbia exhibitors we note the following:
w. IL. Gibbcs, Jr:, Il very fine assortment
OF agricultural Implements
James Hunter exhibits bis combination
mil. Mr. Hunter is 4 veteran in the line
OF grist mills, and his work always rcpa; S
u careful examination.
Lorick " LowranCc have full line Of
agricultural Implements.
Mr. VIM. Burton exhibits a crane mill
which is now on exhibition for the first
time.
Mr. f. n. Burroughs exhibits his l,yicl
machine. 1T has been success ssfullv in opc-
ration tor the past two years. Patent
applied for.
Major John Alexander exhibits ga, den
chairs as specimen of his skill in orna-
mental iron work.
A NICE LITTLE SNACK.
Among tic pleasant sconces in the main
building IS the little restaurant Of the
1cckGr Manufacturing ComDnny--the
he idqualtcrs for lIcckers Self.rnising
Flour The gentleman in Charge is csrc.
clally attentive to visitors.
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee of the State
Agricultural Society met last night. The
following gentlemen were elected life mem
bcrs: Colonel I. y. Gllespi W. II.
Gibbes, Jr , Col. p. II. Nelson. j. $. Hun,
man, Col. John r. Sloan, Jr
At TIE OPERA HOUSE
The faces oi Managers Cramcr and
Whitley were wrcathcd in smiles last miyht.
And we'll they might be for the opera
House was literally packed 10 greet Miss
Prescott and ~. Mclean in their prcscnt0-
ton Of "rhc Merchant Of Venice"
We have never Witnessed Il better "Por,
tin" or Il better "Shy lock-" Miss Prescott
has not The scope in this character for full
display Of her splendid talent and resources.
but one cannot imagine q farcr or more
perfect 'porria. Mr. Mclean has his
element in the character Of "Shyloc.l."
lie is truly great and original and ones in
depreciation of the part is greatly enhanced
| after seeing his delincalion.
THE SHOTGUN TOURNAMENT
took place at the range yesterday in the
pres OF large number OF spectators.
Following is the result: First MATCH first
money, Courtney and Sally, second, Sore
ven Sc 'Ond. Second match, Sally first.
Scrcv@n second. Third match, Courtney
and Sally first, Scrcvcn second. Fourth
match, SCrCvCn fist. Courtney second.
Fifth match, SCrevCn first, Courtney sec
ond, Sixth match, ScIcven and Eh!cr first.
Seventh match. SCrcVCn and Sally iirSt
Culp second Eighth match, Courtney
and Sally first, Patton second Ninth
match, Scrcvcn and Elder first, Courtney
second Tenth match, Sally first. E!cV
cnth match, Rice first. Twelfth match.
| Elder first. Thirteen match, Scrcvcn first
THE RACES.
inlIn\Nlntf "a r. illt. Q # l,n
vcstnrdov .vrJ,sivn NJ ILn Gr., nir,'TT,
given:
Second race mile hcoIs host twnin t,.rco
nnrSc ;,1on. t;5 In frst 90 -, ~ ,,',
Daniel Brown;s br h TnIIwGiI I'll u u. "(S"'T g W.
| Uniuhl's br O. Vrni,li y .. r. IL ,Vn.T,r
b. m. NIIltic 2, 3 3 Timc I I0i I 53' 53
Third race, trottin~ mile hpotS hest two
in three for Souih Gnrnlino roiSrd hn,."o
three wears old and under nrrsc IA. ainto
| first. S25 TO second &10 ~ thirI = w
Haight's b. q. Gnuticr, ; 3I2 T. ! II
! Morrcll's b. m. Annie. 3 3 >. G & Van
Meters b. g. Freddie" ? 3 Tjmr
232I. 93i5, 81
| Fourth race. for unframed soa,lI, hursnc
purse $50; $40 to first, %lO to Second, h1lf.
mile h' ats, JAS Cascy's b m Rorlnn ! I .
Charles McCatrertvs eli. !, Trxns Eiilv .
,; Owen Dalv's b. h. Clifford y 2 =. !
| f. Lcwls's blk. u, lIuwh 4 +. Il ! Nc.
Carlcy'S b. h. RmLiu' ) :. Timr 51I
J2!.
~, nay
uOn To thc very last as having been 10y lOhG
OudS lhc DcSt one thdC has ever been held,